Pathetic attempt by radio shock jock Howard Stern to redeem his extremely negative image after utterly offending everyone and everything in the planet, and self-proclaiming "king of all media" (laugh). The whole point of the movie is to display Mr. Stern as a loving family man whose sense of humor is just misunderstood by the general American public.
It's not a bad movie, very funny at times, and shows a lot of care in the writing of the script. The sad part is that Mr. "family man" Stern still makes horrendous, tasteless jokes on his radio show, and just recently he aired some perversely disgraceful "jokes" (for lack of a better name) about the female victims of the Columbine high school shooting.
This movie did not change my view of Howard Stern; I still don't see him as a misunderstood, caring family man. He still is mean and tasteless in his radio show, and keeps pushing the limits of what's even ethical or responsible to broadcast.
It's not a bad movie, very funny at times, and shows a lot of care in the writing of the script. The sad part is that Mr. "family man" Stern still makes horrendous, tasteless jokes on his radio show, and just recently he aired some perversely disgraceful "jokes" (for lack of a better name) about the female victims of the Columbine high school shooting.
This movie did not change my view of Howard Stern; I still don't see him as a misunderstood, caring family man. He still is mean and tasteless in his radio show, and keeps pushing the limits of what's even ethical or responsible to broadcast.